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Events

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Upcoming events

Postponed: Toxic chemicals in drinking water webinar

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Join Ecojustice’s Rémy Alexandre and Laura Bowman, and guest speaker Sébastien Sauvé (Université de Montréal), to discuss Canada’s pesticide crisis, new research on PFAS in waterways, and what stronger regulation of these toxic chemicals could mean for communities in Canada.

Date: Wednesday, September 17, 2025

This webinar has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances.

All registered guests will receive an email with more information.

Past events

Bycatch: An Ocean Tied

A solo exhibition by Mathias Horne in partnership with Ecojustice 

Held at Olymp Gallery Berlin in 2025, this three month long, exhibition exposed the hidden crisis of industrial fishing bycatch. In partnership with Ecojustice, Mathias Horne’s large-scale marine portraits wrapped in discarded nets highlight the urgent need for ocean conservation and protections for endangered species like the Southern Resident Killer Whales. 

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Post election webinar

Want to hear what we are thinking about after the federal election?

On May 7, Ecojustice held a post-election webinar. Our expert panel spoke about opportunities and policy solutions to advance our environmental goals in the context of a new federal government. 

Webinar: A conversation of hope from the frontlines of extinction

A conversation of hope from the frontlines of extinction: An hour-long webinar with author Sarah Cox, climate storyteller Chloë Fraser and Ecojustice lawyers Imalka Nilmalgoda and Kegan Pepper-Smith.

In the fight against biodiversity loss and climate change, what will it take to win? And how can the law save species from extinction?

Join investigative journalist Sarah Cox, as we discuss findings from her new book, Signs of Life: Fieldnotes from the Frontlines of Extinction.